The Turbine Theatre production of the short-lived 2006 Broadway musical High Fidelity officially opened November 1 following previews that began October 1.
Directed and choreographed by Tom Jackson Greaves, the staging continues through December 7.
Leading the company is Oliver Ormson (The Book of Mormon) as shop owner Rob, with Carl Au as Dick, Robbie Durham as Barry, Rosie Fletcher as Anna, Joshua Dever as Neil Young/Bruce Springsteen, Shanay Holmes as Laura, Eleanor Kane as Marie, Jessica Lee, Bobbie Little as Liz, Lauran Rae, and Robert Tripolino as Ian.
Read what critics thought of the production below:
The Guardian (Michael Billington)
TimeOut London (Andrzej Lukowski)
The Upcoming (Catherine Sedgwick)
High Fidelity, the second show in Paul Taylor-Mills’ inaugural season at The Turbine Theatre (following Harvey Fierstein's Torch Song), is based on the novel by Nick Hornby and features a book by David Lindsey-Abaire, music by Tom Kitt, and lyrics by Amanda Green. The musical follows Rob, a 30-something owner of a London record shop who’s mastered the art of finding rare vinyl and losing girlfriends. Laura just dumped him, and Rob is moving on.
The production features sets and costumes by David Shields, sound by Dan Samson, lighting by Andrew Exeter, and casting by Will Burton. Helen Siveter is the associate director.
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